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Layers that have copyright, scale bar not appearing when downloading artwork.

MelodyPopkin

I have just noticed that a little while ago, when I download artwork off of a map, the ESRI logo, a scale bar, and the copyright information would appear when the AI file is generated. Lately, it has only been generating the ESRI logo and then I would have to manually input the copyright information.

A sidebar question. Is there a subscription/product/something available to purchase that would enable us to remove the necessary copyright and ESRI logo? I would ideally like to not include these on maps as they crowd up the map from a design perspective with all of the lines of text.

Thanks!

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StevenMoore1

Hi Melody,

That's strange, the copyright information should always be there. We just released a new version (1.4) last week that makes the scale bar info optional, but it was always there automatically in past releases. Can you try upgrading to 1.4 (if you weren't automatically upgraded already through Adobe Exchange) and see if the problem still exists?

As far as the copyright info and Esri logo, it will need to always be there. However, there might be some more aesthetically pleasing ways you could include it and still comply with the terms of use. I'm looking into that and will let you know what I find.

Thanks,

Steve

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ClintLoveman

Hey Melody,

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. I'm still waiting to get some info back from another team on your question, which we hope to add to the doc too, to make it more clear for other users too, stay tuned!

But we have push out an updated detailed list of the functionally matrix doc. Have a look and let us know if this gives better details of the features.

https://doc.arcgis.com/en/maps-for-adobecc/install/functionality-matrix.htm

Clint

MelodyPopkin

Hi Clint,

Thank you for the information! I'm looking forward to all of the details that Plus has to offer. 🙂

To clarify, if we have free/complimentary access, are we still okay--to:

use static maps that include ArcGIS Online maps hosted by Esri in printed or digital reports and PowerPoint presentations for colleagues, subsidiaries, and customers.

Or do we need a Plus account to do that?

Thank you very much again for your swift reply!

ClintLoveman

Hi Melody,

Thanks for the suggestion on adding more details to the functionality matrix, we are working on an update to the doc now to add more details.

Regarding copyright info and the Esri logo, our terms of use that apply for Maps for Adobe are here:

https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/static-maps.htm

and here:

https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/display-copyrights.htm

to summarize, if you are using a payed account (Plus or ArcGIS Online) you can use for all commercial use cases. If you are using the free/complimentary access you should not. The Esri logo is not required to stay, but we'd like it, if you could let your friends know that you like and use the extension, we'd appreciate that . A credit note (type that shows up on the "*_copyright" layer) that lists the data providers is required, but you can design and put that anywhere on your design you think it works best and in any design you think compliments your overall esthetic.

Hope this is helpful. If you have any other questions please let us know.

Clint

MelodyPopkin

Hi Steve,

Thank you for your reply. I gave it a whirl and it seems to work now! Thanks.

I see that along with the update, I would need to upgrade to Plus in order to access some of the features that were previously available in the old version. Is there also any changes to the copyright info and the ESRI logo as well if we get a Plus account? I'm looking forward to your reply on what you hear back on what you find on the complying with the terms of use while making it aesthetically pleasing. Are there also any specific font sizes/specs that this information would need to be at as well?

EDIT: I see that there's more information in the functionality matrix about commercial-grade access...is there any more information/documentation on the details of what that means exactly?

Thanks again.

StevenMoore1

Hi Melody,

Thanks,

Steve

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